HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Stone and wood carvings displayed by street vendors in Zimbabwe reflect a long tradition of sculpture, and despite economic and other challenges, the country’s artists are ...
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — A self-portrait shows Nothando Chiwanga covering her face with a yellow miner’s helmet while money spills over the edge of a traditional African reed basket she holds in her ...
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Who really eats from art? A deep look at Zim’s CMOs and the politics of creative survival
When music plays everywhere but artists remain poor, something in the system is fundamentally broken. Imagine a national tollgate system that never closes. Every commuter pays every day, yet the roads ...
THE coming in of new Information Communication Technologies has greatly harmed the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) with artists now resorting to ICTs to market and reach out to their audiences ...
We first read about The Abangqobi Group on an independent Zimbabwean Web site (www.thezimbabwean.co.uk). After contacting various civic rights groups in South Africa, we managed to track down Bongani ...
The stone sculpture movement in Zimbabwe has provoked much discussion about authenticity, quality, commercialism, and imitation in art, but after almost four decades, it remains a vital and successful ...
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